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It's all about cacao

By Cecile Van Straten | October 2, 2011 - 12:00am

Unlike our Asian neighbors, there aren’t a lot of chocolatiers in the Philippines. So if you want to taste chocolate that’s not from the supermarket, I can only think of a few: there’s Royce’...

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